This is because a higher refresh rate tends to reduce visible artefacts such as motion blur, flicker, and jitter. Everything from fast‑moving objects and animations to scrolling through text looks ...

You might be playing at 80 FPS on your 144Hz monitor or enjoying 100–150 FPS on your 240 or 360Hz display, but the true ...

At least two notable hardware companies—ASUS and LG—are planning to release gaming monitors with dual refresh rate options, and in preparation for what will likely be more to come, the Video ...

It has been more than a decade since the 144Hz refresh rate made its debut on gaming monitors, but the hunger for new high refresh monitors has never stopped. From a variety of panel types to monitors ...

With more people using multiple monitors becoming commonplace compared to before, Microsoft is adding an upgrade that would allow for easier use of more than one screen. This comes with a Windows 11 ...

If your eyes are sore from starting at spreadsheets or word documents all day, you need a better monitor. This is the ...

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The Arzopa Z3FC serves up a high-refresh 2560×1440 IPS-LCD in a slim, light package, though it’s a tad more expensive than it should be. Most portable monitors are meant for basic productivity, but ...

At the same time, multiple monitor brands have carved themselves niches in this growing industry. This makes it harder to pick the best of the best in the market when it comes to ultrawide displays, ...

* a refresh rate greater than 60 Hz, even at lower, non-native resolution I saw a few monitors on Amazon, and was about to buy one, assuming that it did 4K @ 60 Hz, and 1080p at a higher refresh rate.

It started a few days ago. I run 1280x960 at the max refresh rate my monitor lists when the box is checked that says essentially, "show only refresh rates monitor can handle". This would be 85Hz, IIRC ...